What is ZokaHow does it relate to the seasonCan you write haiku without ZokaAnd some lovely examples of Zoka and haiku from the book, One ThreadHope you enjoy it.Show notes
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S8E25 It's Flashku & Prompt Time
This week on the podcast from Poetry Pea we have:a reply from Bruce Feingold regarding my problems with the Touchstone awardsa bit of data research from Bill Faysome haiku & senryū written for the latest flashkthe poems chosen by Linda L Ludwig from May's prompt videoThank you to all the poets who have had their work chosen.Thank you to Anne Fox for the video.Thank you to Linda for all the work she puts in for the video prompt.Thank you to all the editors who took part in the flashku submission, Robert, Vandana, Lev, Shane, Richard and Samantha.show notes
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S8E24 Haiku to kick back to
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S8E23: The Poet Lenard D Moore
The point of today's podcast is to get you excited to write haiku and senryū for the second volume of The Poetry Pea Anthology, “Little Marvels.”As you’ll know from the podcasts I’ve already published the topic is belonging and alienation this year. If you haven’t listened to themHere they are:A Reading with Roman LyakhovetskyThe Poetry of AlienationBelonging in PoetryThe anthology will be in print and PDF format. Submission will be by invitation only and the only way to get your invitation is by signing up to the mailing list. It won’t be long til the invite goes out so hurry, hurry, hurry.For your inspiration today I’m with a poet from North Carolina. You met him before on a podcast in series 7, where he read to us from his book “A Million Shadows at Noon”. show notes
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S8E22: Poetry in the Shadows
haiku, senryu and tanka about death. It's much more cheerful than that sounds. In the end I think the Ravens won! Are you all Vikings?There's a bit of homework in there for you too. Do you agree / disagree with the thoughts expressed at the beginning of the podcast? Write and let me know.Shownotes
About Poetry Pea - haiku and other English Language Japanese short forms
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